I've read a lot of cases on the WIPO site. I also know some domain name disputes are an UDRP and other are a WIPO. But I dont know which one is used in which cases... Could anybody explain more on this?
GeorgeK
7:30 pm on Jul 5, 2005 (gmt 0)
UDRP is the type of action. WIPO is just one of the different dispute resolution providers that handles UDRP cases (NAF is the other big one, at [arb-forum.com...] ).
alika
3:38 pm on Jul 8, 2005 (gmt 0)
WIPO is one of the United Nation agencies, and they deal specifically with intellectual property issues . Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) is a policy adopted by ICANN on domain name disputes, and is the process that is supposed to be followed in domain name disputes. WIPO is one of the dispute resolution service providers & they follow the UDRP process
